The engineering work which was taking place at Wolverhampton St George’s has been completed, ahead of the previously released schedule. Work had been taking place on the signalling and pointwork here as part of the plan for a permanent return of services to the original terminus in Wolverhampton.
West Midlands Metro services had last run to St George’s on Friday 6th February 2026 after which the stop was closed once again to allow these works to take place. At the time of the announcement no end date was given for when the works should be completed but posters stuck up around the worksite said it should be finished by 2nd March 2026.
Although Wolverhampton St George’s has been temporarily reopened on a few occasions over the past few months, there remained some work to be completed to allow a permanent return to the timetable. Its hoped this latest work will bring to an end the stop-start nature of St George’s being included on the timetable, and will also help to solve some of the issues seen with the signalling between the two lines in Wolverhampton.
No return date for trams to Wolverhampton St George’s has yet to be announced.
Work now completed at Wolverhampton St George’s. The exact location where they have installed the new pointwork is clear to see by the fresh tarmac.
A view from the other side of the worksite. This is the approach to Wolverhampton St George’s terminus. (Both Photographs by Andy Walters, 22nd February 2026)